Court finds no right to privacy when calling attorney about DWI testing

Drivers suspected of driving while intoxicated in Missouri do not have the right to confer privately with an attorney about the merits of taking a chemical test, the Western District Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday. The split 2-1 ruling came in a case in which a Blue Springs man challenged a civil proceeding in which the ...

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Court finds no right to privacy when calling attorney about DWI testing

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